How do i contact Registrar?

[Superman123]

There's a site I want, but its just one of those sites that has nothing on just a bunch of links and stuff..

How do I contact this person to negotiate?

I looked at the whois info, but no contact at all?


Any help is appreciated!


- Regards

[thewebhostingdir]

I assume that you want to contact the registrant, not registrar. Since you can not negotiate anything with registrar.

If that domain has protected whois then there is almost no chance of contacting the registrant.

[Superman123]

Man, whoever created that domain for nothing is a real jackass. I had some good ideas. Well I guess I'l stick to the .org even though it may not be the best

Thanks For your help!

- Regards

[kohashi]

Man, whoever created that domain for nothing is a real jackass. I had some good ideas. Well I guess I'l stick to the .org even though it may not be the best

Thanks For your help!

- Regards

a real jackass is someone calling someone else they've never met a jackass only because they were too late to do something themselves.

[Superman123]

a real jackass is someone calling someone else they've never met a jackass only because they were too late to do something themselves.


Well they've had the domain for 10 years. I was 6 years old 10 years ago. But yea I'm a jackass for being to late aren't I? ;)


- Regards

[kohashi]

Well they've had the domain for 10 years. I was 6 years old 10 years ago. But yea I'm a jackass for being to late aren't I? ;)


- Regards

Well, mostly for calling someone else for their legitimate use of it. You have no right to say it was created 'for nothing.' He could be using it for email, or intranet or just links, all of which are legitimate to his or her business as long as it isn't infringing on the rights of others. I hate this whole 'they aren't using it' notion because somehow the OP has been given a divining rod that allows them all knowing power of what should and shouldn't be considered 'use' 'good use' or 'legitimate use.' That's a very slippery slope. I bet I could use some of your domains better than you could, should I have rights to them simply because of that?

[Aidan_from_Namedrive]

If it is a parked page you can write to the Customer Care team of that parking company and they can contact the owner on your behalf. Maybe if you are lucky you can acquire the domain cheaply from them. Good luck...

[Superman123]

Well, mostly for calling someone else for their legitimate use of it. You have no right to say it was created 'for nothing.' He could be using it for email, or intranet or just links, all of which are legitimate to his or her business as long as it isn't infringing on the rights of others. I hate this whole 'they aren't using it' notion because somehow the OP has been given a divining rod that allows them all knowing power of what should and shouldn't be considered 'use' 'good use' or 'legitimate use.' That's a very slippery slope. I bet I could use some of your domains better than you could, should I have rights to them simply because of that?

Ok "Doctor don't call people a jackass because your the real jackass"

I can say whatever I want. It is my personal opinion. I have the freedom of speech. I'm not sure what your problem is. Take a chill pill.

[kohashi]

Ok "Doctor don't call people a jackass because your the real jackass"

I can say whatever I want. It is my personal opinion. I have the freedom of speech. I'm not sure what your problem is. Take a chill pill.

Irony. Apparently calling is ok, but being called not. Just another case of sour grapes.